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The Alleged Purchase of a Mansion in Madrid by the Son of Cuba's First Lady: There's No Trace of the Notary, the Development, or the Bank Office Mentioned. Maldita.es - Journalism so You Don't Get Fooled
The content circulating on social media claims that Cuesta bought the "mansion" in a development called "Lomas de Manzanares" in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), but Maldita.es found no such development in that Madrid municipality. There is also no record of a notary named "Alicia Salvatierra" on the Madrid Notarial Association's notary search portal. Furthermore, there is no Banca March branch located on Calle Génova, according to the bank's own di…
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The content circulating on social media claims that Cuesta bought the "mansion" in a development called "Lomas de Manzanares" in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), but Maldita.es found no such development in that Madrid municipality. There is also no record of a notary named "Alicia Salvatierra" on the Madrid Notarial Association's notary search portal. Furthermore, there is no Banca March branch located on Calle Génova, according to the bank's own di…
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